Broadcast & AV Knowledge Base
In-depth guides covering every aspect of broadcast systems integration, studio design, infrastructure, and AV technology — written for New York organizations.
The Complete Guide to Broadcast Systems Integration
How broadcast systems integration connects cameras, routers, switchers, and servers into a reliable production facility — with specific considerations for New York's building constraints.
The Complete Guide to Broadcast Control Room Design and Integration
How control rooms are designed, equipped, and integrated to serve as the operational center of broadcast facilities — from production switchers to monitoring walls.
The Complete Guide to TV Studio Design and Installation
How television studios are designed and built inside New York's existing commercial spaces — covering layout, lighting, cameras, audio, and infrastructure.
The Complete Guide to Broadcast Infrastructure, Structured Cabling, and Signal Flow
How broadcast infrastructure — structured cabling, fiber optics, signal pathways, and equipment rooms — forms the foundation of every production facility.
The Complete Guide to Broadcast Facility and Technology Decommissioning
How broadcast facilities are safely decommissioned — covering equipment removal, infrastructure dismantling, cable removal, and building coordination.
The Complete Guide to SMPTE 2110 and IP Based Broadcast Systems
How SMPTE 2110 enables IP-based broadcast signal transport — and what New York facilities need to know about network infrastructure, timing, and hybrid environments.
The Complete Guide to Choosing a Broadcast and AV Systems Integrator
What to look for when selecting a broadcast or AV systems integrator — including experience, engineering capability, infrastructure expertise, and New York building knowledge.
The Complete Guide to AV Systems Integration for Corporate Offices
How corporate AV systems — from conference rooms to executive broadcast studios — are designed, integrated, and maintained inside New York office environments.